Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

tsinsl, r.. Q number pf Ee;ttems nts are iLre4ieut d with destruction. A large | toIca hre at work fighting the flames. bnt co far ali efforts have been fruitless.
 DETROIT. July 16-Yestsrdsy and to- day were the hottest ever known here for many years. Yesterday 1t was 94 at c. ID today it was 9l at noon and 95 ht o'clock.
 Attempted Murder or Duchess
 LONDON, July 15-A dlspatch from | St. Petersburg, which hos come by way Cf Gambinen. in eastern Prussia, states that on July 10th band of religious fanatics attempted to murder the wife of Grand Duke Nicholas Constantine vich, son of Grand Duke Constantine, uncle of Czsr. The cause given for the act was that the grand duchess is a Lu- IhersD and refused fo modify the terms of her marriage covenant which accord ed her the privilege of remaining a Lu- | thersn, and join the Greek church. The | fanatics were all arrested.
 The grand duchess had been suspect cd of making proselytes and this arous- | cd the fanatics against her. It is stated | that previous to this attempt the religi- | sus fanatics also tried to kill the Grand | LutnCco E4AlLhOctus hAAC VI tlc NTouA ! Duke Sergius. This lady is also Pro- testsnt, belug daughter of Grand Duke Louis of Hesse.
 The affair has caused great excitement is Russian court circles, and 1t IS not known what course will be taken in re- gard to the disposition of the fanatics. as it l. believed the patrisch of the | Greek church will intercede in their be- half, and the popular national senti- ment IS strongly against Germans, even though they b. grand duchesses.
 WAsHISGToS, July l5-Jsy Cooke, banker and broker ot this city. son of ex-Governor Fl. ID. Cooke and nephew of Jay Cooke. the famous banker, died at the residence of his mother in Georgetown this morning of Bri2hts disesses
 CHICAGO, July 15.-At a meeting of rhe creditors of Maurice Rosenielt < Co. to-day, Mir. Gillette, who had ex- nmined the books, said that the original capital of the suspended firm was S5O.- 900, but after paying S33,O0O for New York Stock Exchange membership they only had Sl7,0OO left to use in their [ business and the liabilities are estimated | Gt S60.OO0 and the collectaole assets are | estimated to pay ten per cent. Rosen- | ieldi's relatives would put up fifteen per cent and enable payment of 25 cents on settlement. A large number are will ! ing to accept this but but six or seven | refused as they had already secured | sufficient property of Rosenfeldts to net | them 9 per cent, and a committee was | appointed to confer with and induce them to settle at 9 per cent. Should ! they refuse if was proposed to offer them forty cents and try to get the other if | teen cents from the relatives.
 DENVER, July 15.-The heavy rain
 which began yesterday continues un-
 abated to-day. The rain is general over
 the state and the streams ar full of
 water. This will end the cry of drought
 from sections which have suffered for
 want of water, and insure bountiful crops from the farming sections.
 ST. LOUIS, July 15-A special to the | Post Dispatch from Washington says: A gentleman who talked with the Presi- dent short tirae ago about his western
 trip said: "The Pre- ident is anxious to
 visit the west during the autumn, and
 think you can make positive announce ment that he and his wife will be ID St. Louis on the second of October. He
 will also, if public business will permit,
 make circuit of some of the western states planned some tune ago"
 LINCOLN, Feb, July l5.-By colli-
 sion between siieight and a stock train
 on the Burlington & Missouri road
 near this city today, two engines and
 thirteen loaded cars, including two cars
 oi cattle. were completely destroyed by
 fire which started from an engine. The
 loss is S20O,0OO. All trains are delayed
 on account of the accident.
 | VIENNA, July l5.-Prince Ferdinand
 to-day received a deputstiou sent to
 officially notify him of his election to
 the Bulgarian throne. In reply he said
 If should follow my hearts impulse,
 would hasten to Bulgaria and put my
 sClf at the head of the nation, but a
 prince elected ruler of Bulgaria must
 respect his treaties. 1 hope to justify
 the porte's confidence and obtain the
 consent of the powers and in time tO re- gain Russia's sympathy to which Bull
 gsria owes her freedom. 1 hope tc
 prove my devotion to Bulgaria when
 ihe moment comes,"
 PTTsBURG, July 15.-This was the
 hottest day of the season, the mercury reaching 96 degrees ID the shade at 2:3t
 o'clock tbis afternoon, the suffering
 among iron workers was terrible and si
 many mills and factories work was sus pended, Three fatal cases of suDstroke
 and a large number of prOstrstions from eat were reported.
 Los ANGELES, July 15.-Ex-Sherif Tom Oglesby for whose arrest requisi
 ticn papers bad been issued, was sp
 prehended at the head waters of tht San Gabriel river where he was with 6 fishing party. Yesterday morning thu party were just sitting down to break fast when 6 deputy sheriff appeared beIng personal friends the meeting O b the sheriff and Oglesby was of a pleas
 ant character. ImmedIstely sftel f breakfast the party came to this city on . horseback reaching here late last night |. By permission of the Sheriff, Oglesb! e WITS allowed to visit his wife st the Si ] Elmo Hotel before being taken to th' I county jail. To-day his friends CD l. gagged counsel for the prisoner, but tn Q latter declined legal aid, saying be va , going back to Texas to clear himself O . the charge which he expresses hIs sbilit g to do easily and expects to oe pack her - in a month. The party left for the ess
 to-day,
 PoRrLlSD, Maino July IS.-The mar shal having ordered druggists not to sel ? soda and cigars on Sunday, all drus gisss except one. the proprIetor of g srnell shop closed entirely yesterday !, not even putting up prescriptions. Thei e action IS approved by the citizens wh ! do not sustain the marshal in his Ri '- tempt to enforce the blue laws. Tn
 druggists will take further concerto l. action.
 t NEW YORK. July lS.-Argument i 't order to show cause why a permsner 7 stay of execution of the sentence otJscO D Sharp should not be granted, has bee l. postponed until next Friday,
 s SocoRRo, \. M., July 1s-Duron an !. Lora, who has been confined in tt :, Silver City jail for four years under SCI tepce of death for murder of Chini " man, had their sentence changed
 three years each in the penItentiary. o CHICAGO, July 1s-Yesterdsy was or 'o of the hottest days in thirty years IT . heat was general throughout the entii If region east of the Missouri river. B
 .,-oor Gatorday morning and SundE